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Jonathan Edwards (album)

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Released
  
November, 1971

Label
  
Atco

Genre
  
Rock, folk

Producer
  
Peter Casperson

Recorded
  
Intermedia Sound Inc. Boston, Massachusetts

Jonathan Edwards (1971)
  
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Jonathan Edwards is the first album by the singer-songwriter Jonathan Edwards. The album received some mainstream attention thanks to the catchy political-pop single, "Sunshine".

Contents

Track listing

"Athens County" was recorded under the title "Sweet Maria (Athens County)" by the Montana bluegrass group Mission Mountain Wood Band in 1977 for their first album, In Without Knocking. The song "Shanty" is used as the "Friday Song" on various "classic rock" FM radio stations; played at various times every Friday, it represents the unofficial start of the weekend. The song "Sunshine" was used in a Jeep commercial, and was also featured on the soundtrack for the film Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.

Personnel

  • Jonathan Edwards - vocal, guitar, harp, bass
  • Stuart Schulman - bass, violin
  • Jef Labes - keyboard
  • Richard Adelman - drums
  • Eric Lilljequist - guitar
  • Bill Keith - banjo

    • Non-performing personnel

  • Bob Runstein - engineer
  • Mike Leary - engineer
  • Nancy Lopes - photography
  • Jimm Roberts - album design

    • References

    Jonathan Edwards (album) Wikipedia
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